Time limit
Decide how long you stay in the app; crickex App can set 15, 30 minutes or 1 hour reminders.
If used in the morning or during breaks, this limit helps.
A small setting stops many hassles; with the four limits below you keep your pace
Decide how long you stay in the app; crickex App can set 15, 30 minutes or 1 hour reminders.
If used in the morning or during breaks, this limit helps.
How long you stay continuously can be set; when the session ends, a clear alert appears on screen, easing stopping.
If used late at night, this limit is needed.
Decide by account balance; using bKash, Nagad and Rocket makes keeping separate tracks easier for many.
In Dhaka on busy days this helps a lot, as counts are visible.
If you need a break, use self-exclusion; login remains closed for a set period, then you can return.
If pressure is high or out of control, use this.
Asking yourself a few questions gives a clear picture; if the answer feels uncomfortable, the limit should be stricter.
Take two minutes to think; if more time than usual passes, set a time limit.
Anger, stress, or boredom prompting app use; a break is essential, then self-exclusion or small session limits work well.
Without a record, spending awareness decreases; monitor the app balance and notifications, and follow rules.
5. Do I really need to stop?
You don't have to handle everything alone; talk helps.
If you have questions about account limit, self-exclusion or login, write to support; crickex Help offers brief notes
Mental support
If you feel sad, stressed, or out of control, tell a nearby counselor; talking can change perspective.
Account guidance
New limits, login help and account guide—see crickex About
Safe usage visual guide
The visuals show quickly where the limit and controls sit
Time and session limits at a glance
If you decide to stop, the screen clearly indicates
If you have questions, it's easier to get direct help
If keeping control is hard, don't delay; log in, set your